Do you suffer from annoying allergies? Even with the use of antihistamines, some people just cannot get rid of all the runny nose and itch symptoms. As an in home care provider, you need to be able to feel good Continue reading →
July was National Watermelon Month and now August 3rd is Watermelon Day! Do you think Americans like their watermelon? It’s a healthy food, so maybe we should like it even more! Did you know that in 2005 Lloyd Bright Continue reading →
Preventative care should be the primary focus of your elderly care efforts. As an elder care provider it is your responsibility to make sure that your aging loved one is as healthy and happy as possible, which relies not just Continue reading →
A critical aspect of senior care is ensuring that each senior’s needs are met effectively in order to ensure ongoing safety and well-being. Mobility issues are extremely common in aging adults, sometimes making it difficult to maneuver through everyday tasks Continue reading →
The term dementia brings up many images. You may think of your aging loved one is not being able to remember the names of family members or being unable to recall memories. You may even acknowledge it severe cases of Continue reading →
Some of our strongest memories are linked to food. We think about the meals that our mothers and grandmothers prepared for us as children and what we ate on holidays. These foods provide comfort and make us feel at home. Continue reading →
Just because their eyesight or other physical limitations has made it so that they can’t drive anymore, doesn’t mean that seniors don’t want to get out and about. Seniors are living happier, more energetic, and healthier lives now than ever Continue reading →
As people grow older, their bodies start to develop complications. For the majority of these complications, there is a medication that will either Continue reading →
Nothing can be quite as stressful as being a caretaker for someone who needs frequent assistance from a family member to live independently. Often aging parents require some kind of assistance around the house, too go shopping, or make medical Continue reading →